Sentence examples for lens close from inspiring English sources

In "Frances With a Flower" (circa 1930's), Ms. Kanaga brings her camera lens close enough to see the texture of the sleeping woman's skin.

Ruben began her career shooting nudes, but she expanded the form by bringing her lens close to the flesh, morphing small sections of the body into sensual landscapes.

Rays passing through the lens close to its centre are focused farther away than rays passing through a circular zone near its rim.

More intimate views are found in sections of the film in which Deren aims her lens close to bodies moving in the Yanvalou, a ritual dance focusing on the undulation of the back.

For image angles greater than 110°, it becomes difficult to bring the lens close enough to the film to allow the rays between the lens and film to diverge sufficiently.

Harris' award-winning experimental films include a look at a post-industrial urban landscape, an optically printed and hand-processed film about Black outlaws, a pinhole film about the cosmic consequences of the sun's collapse, a macro lens close up of a child's nightlight, and a double projection film about a theme park performance of Christ's Passion.

First, the voltage on Lens Source (i.e. the lens closest to the Bi-emitter, cf. Fig. 1) is decreased (increased in ION.TOF FPanel software).

Although general maps show where the PCB's, or polychlorinated biphenyls, were deposited after leaving G.E.'s factories from the 1940's into the 1970's, getting the oily yellow chemicals out of the mud will require what is in effect a zoom lens close-up, pinpointing exact concentrations and locations.

The least camera shy of the early video artists was Vito Acconci, now 60, who put the lens close-up on his face and other body parts, using it as a mirror in which he could see what was usually hidden.

I made use of the exposure equation in the paper, setting the area to be the area of the aperture of the lens closest to the film.

Tussy says Zoom collects a handful of video frames and then sees how face features like the tip of your nose change as you move the camera lens closer.